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THE DORSET TRACTOR RUN RETURNS THIS FATHER’S DAY

The Dorchester Agricultural Society | Press Release • Jun 18, 2022

THE DORSET TRACTOR RUN RETURNS THIS FATHER’S DAY

The Dorchester Agricultural Society has announced the return of the Dorset Tractor Run for 2022. The event takes place on Father’s Day, Sunday 19th June.


This year’s tractor run will start and finish at “Daggers Gate Grain Store” in West Lulworth. Spectators are welcome to join at the meeting point at 10am to watch the expected 100+ tractors begin their journey along the Jurassic Coast. Refreshments will be available for spectators to enjoy and a location for lunch will be advised on the day.


The tractor run first took place in 2019, with 99 tractors taking part in the 18-mile route which raised funds for First Point Dorset. Those interested in participating this year can register online. Tickets are available at £15 per tractor, per driver.


Nicki Ralph, Chair of Dorchester Agricultural Society said, “As the 2019 tractor run was such a success, we are thrilled to announce the return of the event this year. It’s a marvellous way for the public to admire the long history of our local agricultural community and view vintage tractors as well as modern machinery.”


This year, event organisers are expecting more than 100 participants for the event, in aid of this year’s nominated charities, Farming Community Network and the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution.


The Dorchester Agricultural Society has showcased excellence in agriculture for more than 180 years. The society hosts several local events throughout the year including the Dorset Spring Show, Dorset County Show, Dorset Sheep Dog Trials, and the Dorset Winter Show.


Tickets available online at www.dorsetcountyshow.co.uk/dorset+tractor+run


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